Directions to Video Game Market

The Video Game Market is the gaming fanatic's candy store equivalent. Situated in the underground retail passageways of Taipei's underground metro mall, the Video Game Market is easily accessed via Zongshan or Taipei Main MRT stations. (Follow the signs to Taipei Metro Mall, towards Civic Boulevard).

As you enter into this corridoor of flourescent-lit stores, you'll notice that by dropping below ground level these stores have also certainly dropped under standard pricing. Along the Video Game Market's long shelves, buyers and browsers can find an enormous variety of games - more or less anything that has been released in Asia. For those wanting to save a buck, Video Game Market also stocks used games in good condition, for resale.

Address: Taipei Metro Underground Mall, Taipei,104, 市民大道一段100號B1 , Taiwan

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